Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Deputies. Military reInforcemer.s srs arriving in the city.

VERsAILLEa. Dee. 9.-DeFrsyciont au6
 lerfy both Tithefa~ iB,favor of Carnoi
 thereby assuring bis election. He re
 ceived to votes. The announcement oi
 bls election wbs received with cries ol
 "Five la RepGolique.
 WAzHE1GEoE. Decomber 5.-Tbe Sen.
 ate chamber wore G fresh and tastefu
 apPeeFGace this morning, the floors auC
 gslierles were newly csrpeied, and deskf | 9hsteGed in Coats of YaFDish; OOQnrIf
 and Gorgeous floral devices eRtEired iht pie.Eres. Senators began to arrive foT one hour before noon, and the floor gas busy scene, members and officers of the senate taking this occasion Co ex- change greetings and compare notes
 The chief topic of oOu uvershtIOn WAS She prospect of U conflict over the Hdtnissior Ot ceftaIn demoCrstlc senators eject
 The republican committee On priv.leg, f end elections had been in formal con suitGtlOD and it wes understood had reached ths conclusion to make 10 oI- position to the admission of Furpie, fl Indiana, but would object to to tho sd-
 mission of Faulkner of Wos. Virginia.
 Ia swearing in the senators elect, Sen stor Hoar made objection to the admin istsstion of the oath to Faulkner of West Virginia, until certain questions to which his credentials gave rise would De passed upon by the Committee oU Privileges Of Election, As a member oi that Committee, hs assured the senate tAa, tue matter should receive ilameGi- ate attention; that it the seaIl-rnan was found to be emitted to ka s. without unnecessary delay, Senate, keEns saul the course proposed by sE6 senator from MAgE schusetts, seemed en- ,neptly appropriate, and he trasted it would toe followed without The ioFmslisy ot @ vote. The coaTse wHs follO~ed. and the call of ihe senBtors elect proceeded. Oath wss administered to II. Turpie of Indiana, and he was admitted tO seat Al papers ID the oath were referred To .he Committee on Privileges Cf Election.
 PAtIs, December 5-P5esi1ent Sadi Ca. not at Iae reception to tLu ', .irio2 Bouvier Cabinet, iGst evening, thanked them for the patriotic devotion they had shown during the recent crisis. Ee said be would not form Q cabinet until after he had consulted with the Presi- dent of tke Chemtes of Deputies.
 SAY ERsNCIsCo, Doc. 5-Advices re- ceivei by the steamer San PublJ frOu Hong Kong and Yokohama sh.s morning s;s,o that 0 correspondent ic Tienstin sn- nOuGccs that the Emperor Of Chias has declared O1res sa Independent state, sad hLs prohibited She receipt Ci further tiib1to trUI2 the peEiusolsT king5 Jn.
 BEIsE, Dec. 5.-Fho Council of SSsie 1ss elected II. GayArl, oi C aCya, Pres ident, and Il. Schoch, of schoflnanseD, Noe-PresiGJEl oG SviizeTlhnd, both are radicals.
 WAsHIsGToE, Dec. 5.-L10g before noon tho gallery ot the Ho1se Tss crowd ! cd .o its utmUst capacity with spectators drawn together 70 witness the opening scenes of the new congress. Ladies were iD ;ho majority, and their gay costumes lent an air of animation to ;he chamber. | On the floor memSeru congregsied ard ereetir Zs and congrstula- | tions. There were very few floral decoT- atiOns upon the desks Ot members Then | she Clerk preceded with the roll osll.